Truth & Heresy on Bobby's Camino
A Story of the Camino De Santiago
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Bobby Morrell
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Bobby Morrell
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This audiobook is not a travel guide, there are plenty of those. It is a personal account of a typical Camino pilgrim designed to help past, current and future pilgrims to understand something about the strange road to Santiago, that continues to attract and fascinate hundreds of thousands of people every year. It may also be the story of a romantic fool, or a deluded idiot depending on your perspective.
Leaving his business for many weeks, after a tumultuous year, Bobby travels to the starting point of the Camino Frances — walking from St Jean in France, and then across Spain. We come to understand the highs and lows of this life-changing experience. How do pilgrims comes to know themselves? How to they deal with pent up emotions and indelible memories? What is the purpose of pilgrimage for those who do it without faith? What are the resets that many are looking for?
Weather: searing hot days through scrubland, pouring rain in the mountains, the barren Meseta. People: meet the actor, the actress, the elegant, the grieving, the happy, the brave. What is the camaraderie of the Albergue? How bad are the blisters and the aching bones? What do you need to carry? How tough is it? What tips will make this experience more enjoyable?
This book gives you an honest appraisal of Bobby's experience, walking the Camino Frances in August to September 2023. We follow Bobby over the Pyrenees and experience the Way, across Navarra, Rioja, Castile Et Leon and into Galicia. Meet a cast of characters, experience beautiful views and cities and see where the psychological journey takes this typical pilgrim.
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A great read. An epic journey.
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More Adrian Mole’s Secret Diary than Hemingway’s A Moveable Feast, this memoir offers a candid glimpse into the mindset of a man who has seemingly wrecked his marriage, alienated his children, and lost half his friends. Yet, as the pilgrimage unfolds, we discover someone who simply longs to be loved.
The trail punishes his unprepared body, but his spirits rise as he breathes in the epic vistas and clean air of the Pyrenees from St Jean Pied de Port. Along the way, he meets fellow pilgrims — each walking for their own reasons — and captures the camaraderie and social life that make the Camino so compelling.
This is not a guidebook to be filed under geography. It is a heartfelt account of redemption and resilience — a must-read for anyone hoping to confront their demons by taking a very long walk.
Walking Off Regret: A Camino Confession
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Bobby is a hopeless romantic, torn by the pain of separation from his family and the weight of his mental health struggles. His vulnerability and sincerity leap off the page. As he walks, he battles not just the terrain, but the regrets and longings that have followed him for years. Yet, there is hope — a search for new love and a desire to heal old wounds.
Reading his journey made me want to lace up my shoes, slow down, and soak in the world around me. It’s a beautiful reminder to live in the present, to feel every step, and to embrace the people and places that shape us along the way.
I thoroughly enjoyed walking alongside Bobby — not just through Spain, but through the quiet landscapes of the heart. This story stays with you long after the final mile.
Bobby’s Camino Journey
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Beautifully honest
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